Titlebook: Evoked Brain Potentials in Psychiatry; Charles Shagass Book 1972 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1972 Motivation.brain.psychiatri

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,EEG—Evoked-Response Relationships,he important relationships between evoked activity and the EEG in states of impaired consciousness indicate that such disregard is in error (Chapter 5). Furthermore, several writers have noted that the EEG phenomena associated with varying attentiveness in the waking state also may be intimately cor

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Functional Psychiatric Disorders,, 1961 .). Although psychiatric diagnostic criteria present difficult problems of reliability, they offer convenient reference points that enable clinicians to relate laboratory findings to states with which they are familiar. Our research strategy has been to compare evoked-response characteristics

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Conclusion,l applications in clinical diagnosis, e.g., in audiometric testing of nonverbal subjects (Callaway, 1969). The use of the method in clinical research has not been without controversy. This is of the kind ordinarily generated between more “basically” and more “clinically” oriented investigators when

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Book 1972attempting such a "methodological primer" came not only from my long-term preoccupation with technical issues, but from contacts with many investigators who consulted me during the early stages of their ventures into evoked-potential research. Thus, to the initial goal of a re­ search monograph was

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-57261-0h those obtained with a digital averager, and they selected their lead placement with the idea of “maximizing the input—output delay and thus to enhance the possibility of actually measuring central processing time.”